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To be fair I've lost over half my investment in ARKG in the past year.
by lwansbrough 5y ago
To be fair I've lost over half my investment in ARKG in the past year.
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- alphabettsy 5y agoThey were talking about safe investments. I’m not sure most should or would consider ARK funds anything but speculative. The only difference is the companies held have some underlying assets and value. The hate I usually see in crypto discussions is directed towards index funds or blue-chip stocks.
- azemetre 5y agoOutside of index funds and owning real estate/property in Western countries, what else would be considered a safe investment?
- arcticbull 5y agoIndex funds are a pretty broad class. Risk parity adjusted pairs (TMF/UPRO). Roboadvisors.
- smashed 5y agoMy investments knowledge is limited, but I think ARKG is an ETF, but not an index funds. It is actively managed, meaning that specific stocks are selected to be part of the fund. This is the opposite of an index fund, where the goal is to buy the whole market. That's why a fund like ARKG can sometime outperform the market, or, like recently, under perform. An index fund would match the whole market performance, no more no less.
- azemetre 5y agoSorry I wasn't referring to ETFs, but strictly index funds when the person was talking about safe investing. I should have clarified in my comment.
- xu3u32 5y agoBonds. Some like precious metals. Each asset class has its own amount of risk (they aren't all equally safe).